Welcome to my blog
Here begins the chronicles of my journey through a masters degree in Health Education and Active Living. A testament to my own pursuits of health and wellness and my endeavors to engage individuals and communities in re-framing the way we understand health and health education.
And then sometimes life takes you on a very different course of events!
I know it's been awhile, but my blogging was interrupted by a move across the world to Australia. Despite being more than a little disruptive to my career, schooling, and view of health; my move down under has provided me with an abundance of new challenges and exciting journeys in Health, Health Education, & Public Health. So on that note, I'll pick back up my blogging torch and fuel on.
And then sometimes life takes you on a very different course of events!
I know it's been awhile, but my blogging was interrupted by a move across the world to Australia. Despite being more than a little disruptive to my career, schooling, and view of health; my move down under has provided me with an abundance of new challenges and exciting journeys in Health, Health Education, & Public Health. So on that note, I'll pick back up my blogging torch and fuel on.
Tuesday, 16 April 2013
ACHPER Conference
The ACHPER (which stands for The Australian Council for Health, Physical Activity, and Recreation) South Australia branch had a statewide conference April 15th and 16th in which I took part of as a presenter. The conference took place over two days during school holidays, and was very well attended by teachers of Health and Physical Education, student teachers, and other professionals in the field.
My workshop, entitled "Making Health Food Fun! Creating exciting and educational food experiences for young children in the classroom" focused on ways to bring food, cooking, and growing into the primary classroom, and how we can help students build and grow relationships with healthy food and eating.
Creating exposure to, and providing the opportunity to enjoy healthy foods for young children is an area I'm extremely passionate about, and that I value in my own work with students. Having the chance to share my knowledge with others, and have great conversations with educators about their practices and challenges is something I am extremely grateful for. I thank you ACHPER for all the work that they do, and look forward to next years conference.
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